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Green Environmental and Solid Waste Issues Advisory Committee

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Green Environmental and Solid Waste Issues Advisory Committee

The Green Environmental and Solid Waste Issues Advisory Committee was established to advise the St. Peters elected officials and staff on energy and environmental issues, and assist in efforts to inform and educate the St. Peters community on the wise use of natural resources, sustainable energy use, new recycling opportunities, and other pertinent green environmental matters.

The Advisory Committee is composed of seven persons with expertise and/or an interest in environmental issues. Two of the members are not required to reside within the corporate city limits of St. Peters if those persons possess special expertise deemed essential or desirable on the Advisory Committee.

Initially, the Advisory Committee shall meet no less than once a month or on-call of the chairman. Thereafter, the committee will meet on an as needed basis. Regular meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 5 p.m. at St. Peters' Health and Environmental Services building, 135 Ecology Drive, behind Recycle City.

Aldermen Tommy Roberts and Patrick Barclay serve as Aldermanic Liaisons to the Green Environmental and Solid Waste Issues Advisory Committee.